Electrical Asset Management Engineer

at  Parkwind NV

Parkwind develops, finances, and operates offshore wind farms. Since 2023 Parkwind has been wholly owned by JERA, the Japanese energy group that is one of the world’s largest electricity producers. It is now part of JERA Nex, JERA’s renewable energy subsidiary.
With more than a decade of experience and 1028MW under operational management worldwide, Parkwind is currently expanding internationally. Our team of 160 professionals works from Belgium (Leuven & Ostend), Germany, Ireland, Norway, Greece, Australia, and New Zealand, and is committed to making green energy available and affordable for everyone.

PARKWIND AS AN EMPLOYER

At Parkwind, we want to create a better world for future generations by making offshore wind energy available to all. We are ambitious and set the bar high for ourselves with enthusiasm, not only today but also tomorrow. This is not a short-term job but requires a long-term commitment and vision for the future.
And we realize that changing the future starts with ourselves. Parkwind’s real magic lies in people. We do business with people, for people. And that is why we find it essential to work together in an open and safe environment, where everyone feels welcome and can contribute optimally.
In light of further international expansion of its business, Parkwind is looking for a Electrical asset management engineer to reinforce our team located in Ostend. You will be part of the Operations & Maintenance team responsible for the operations and maintenance of the offshore wind farms within the Electrical Team with the main focus on the offshore high voltage station and HV cables.

As Electrical asset management engineer together the other Electrical asset management engineers and Electrical site supervisors, your main responsibilities will be the following:

• Coordinate and follow-up daily operations of the electrical installation together with subcontractors and the other Parkwind Teams;
• Coordinate and manage maintenance, planned and unplanned repair projects;
• Follow-up and assure that electrical systems have an excellent availability;
• Update and check as-built documentation;
• Knowledge sharing with the different stakeholders (e.g. other windfarms, internal customers, subcontractors, etc.);
• Contract management of our installations;
• Act as the Parkwind representative towards contractors during works – you will be the Parkwind ‘eyes and ears’ in the field;

Growth potential: Expand your responsibilities based on experience and learnings, gained during the job.